Ok I got the encryption and decryption down.... I ran it with all combinations of 3 and all combinations of 4... the 4 combinations with lowercase and numbers takes over 120 seconds... is there a hint on the password length/characters.... just wondering... will keep testing... If you solved the cha...

I'll give you poker lessons for $30 per hour. Then you'll know when someone is trying to bluff you and you would know if you were winning or not so you could fold without losing too much money.

Yes here is what the original image looks like. http://image.bayimg.com/kaobpaacc.jpg And thanks for that tip I will mess with it. You say the background is always the same, I assume that means it always has the same colors, and that those colors are unique. If so, setting to white ...

fashizzlepop wrote:Nice idea, but, Java and JavaScript are still rather different. You should never confuse the two.

They have fairly similar syntax, which I believe was his point.

Is that the original image or the result of running your program? I'm guessing the latter. If so, can we see some example images of the originals please? As far as splitting them up, if they are always spaced so evenly with little overlap you might just be able to cut the image into 5 pieces with 40...

brucewane87 wrote:Does it have anything to do with w****sp**e?

Probably not - given I don't know what that word is supposed to be.

Goatboy wrote:You need a firefox addon in order to edit the source. It's called Firebug. Look it up.

This is technically true, it can be done using Javascript, which is important to know imo, otherwise he'll just think Firebug is some magic program

Not sure if you know this, but a simpler method to predict population would be: public int predictPopulation(int years) { return (int)(Math.pow((1+(growthRate/100)), years)*population); } Edit: Actually, a few other things. If the growth rates are the same you output that neither will outgrow ea...

IRC Clients: mIRC for Windows, irssi for Linux
You might find it easiest to start off with Ubuntu for a Linux distro.

How would i use that one? What? You're just specifying where the file, in the case cat.txt is. You can do so using a relative path, meaning a path relative to the folder that you are in. This is what you've attempted in your OP - you're telling your program to look for cat.txt in the same folder th...